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This album contains some of Taylor's best lyricism and raw emotion yet. I had always wanted Taylor to write an album with a poetry theme. Most of the people who hate on the album probably never even listened to it funny because it is such a beautiful and deep body of work. I will never forgive Stan Twitter for trashing it so hard.

As a Taylor stan, I don't agree with any hateful language or transphobic comments being made. At the same time, it seems so foolish for this artist to comment on the Taylor/Olivia situation when there is no proof of a public dispute between them. It seems stupid to even say anything when Eli most likely doesn't have any inside knowledge as to what exactly happened or how Taylor got the credit. Imagine doing all of this over fake fan created beef. 😭😭😭😭😭

As someone who experienced both in real time, I just want to say that I NEVER thought that Taylor would be absolutely EVERYWHERE like she was in 2023-2024. The Eras Tour was a huge cultural phenomenon, was recognized globally and it was like everyone was watching. Never had there been so much interest in Taylor or her work imo even during 1989. Living through the 1989 era in 2014-2015, it already felt like Taylor was at her biggest peak of popularity and overall celebrity and that's why the Eras era felt so crazy. I knew Taylor would still always have successful albums and projects after 1989, but never did I expect her to surpass herself when it comes to impact, especially at this level.

I'm surprised Austin, TX didn't make the list lmaoooo but then again it's kind of overrated ngl

So many gays I know consider it her artistic peak, but the truth is that it is lyrically (other than This Love, Clean, and Say Don't Go) Taylor's weakest album. I say this as someone who loves the album, attended the tour and appreciates that era of Taylor's career. Literally any of her other pop albums are better (reputation, Midnights, TTPD).

Seeing Taylor at The Eras Tour was such a life changing and inspiring thing for me. It really gave me a new appreciation for every album in Taylor's discography and after seeing it in the months following, I just had a glow and optimism about life in general because the tour showed me how hard Taylor worked to get to that point and it just made me want to work as hard in my personal life.

I have to give it to Joe, he's inspired some of my favorite Taylor songs EVER. Call It What You Want, Cornelia Street, peace, Maroon, and How Did It End? are all career highlights

I still listen to and have all of the Taylor's Versions in my library over the original... Yes, even 1989 TV. I just feel like they are so much more improved and sound way better, and I love how polished and clear the production sounds and I just can't go back to the OG when we have what is in my opinion a superior version. I can't wait for TS TV this year! 💚 I will admit though, every now and then I do listen to the OG version of some songs just for nostalgia. 🥹

Taylor is very underrated because everyone has heard her hits like Shake It Off, We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together, Bad Blood, etc. and they feel like those hits probably represent the majority of her discography since those are the ones that are popular. But when you actually get into Taylor's discography and listen to those deep cuts, you will see that she writes some of the most poetic, heartfelt, and beautifully heart wrenching songs. No one can match her storytelling or the care or attention to detail that she puts into her work. She is someone who truly understands human connection and emotions. It's such a shame that outside of Taylor's huge fan base, a lot of people don't actually know or even care to see what is underneath the surface that is her pop singles even after The Eras Tour. I feel like Taylor is sadly one of those artists who won't be truly appreciated until decades from now.

Are people ever going to get tired of posting the same performance from over a decade ago to criticize Taylor's skills as a vocalist? 😭

I Ioved this song in 2015! MKTO actually still follows me on Twitter 🥹

In 2014 when Taylor removed all of her music from Spotify, they started a 3 year campaign begging her to put her music back on the platform. In 2015 when Apple Music launched, Taylor threatened to not allow her music to be streamed on it due to artists not being paid during the trial period for customers. They quickly changed the policy so that she would allow her music to stream there. The answer is pretty obvious. 🤭

Written backstage at The 1989 World Tour

I was thinking this exactly. To give some perspective, for reputation, Taylor had already filmed Look What You Made Me Do and then had filmed ...Ready For It? days before the album announcement. By October a month before the album release, she was already filming the End Game video. 😭 Also, she already had the videos for Anti-Hero, Bejeweled, and Lavender Haze all filmed and ready to go by the time Midnights was released.